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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1914

Page

6

Frederick District Woman's Missionary Society Meeting

The Frederick District of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church holds its annual meeting at the local church on Wednesday and Thursday with delegates from Cumberland Frontburg Keyser Martinsburg Lonaconing Adamstown. Mrs D A Benson of Frontburg is president. local auxiliary led by Mrs John D Hendrickson. Other events include addresses, devotional exercises, and reports, plus a Baltimore meeting October 8 and 9 at Mount Vernon Place church with Misses Julia Bonafiel Ruth Robinson and Katherine Mott Johnson attending. Harvest Home and Ingathering observed at United Brethren Church with services, music, and remarks by Rev E H Hummelbaugh.

Frederick Woman's Fiohe! Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church Cumberland Froatburg Keyser Martinsburg Lonaconing Adamstown D. A. Benson Frontburs John D. Hendrickson B. H. Lamar Casper Chine Golo Mary Filler Fricky Washington Roach Miss Souders Miss Addison Miss Souder Reach Baltimore Maryland Mount Vernon Place Women's Foreign Society The Ita Terriory District of Columbia Virginia North South Carolina Georgia Florida Canal Zone D. Huntley Washington, D.C Julia Bonafiel Ruth Robinson Katherine Mott Johnson Don S&s Colt F. H. Zeigier L. E. Mullinix Mdry E. Dill S. A. Urner United Brethren Church E. H. Hummelbaugh Ruth Holdcraft Methodist Epiacopal Nevices Martin A. Castle Hamilton P. Fox Thurmont Fox Casper LK. Cline Jr. Xong Singhng Matin Shoal Misa Loutee ‘Hatter Glrian Intermediate Department Army of Jesus Eugen Saunders Bel Virginia Merchant Epworth League Afr. JL. Rayburgee Arthur (. Day Walkersville ME Burgee Frank B. Sappington , Jr Grace Reformed Church Grace Reformed Sunday School Hagerstown D. Johnt Markey D. CG. Aldridg Henry H. Abbott Mr. Ditzier John Ditzier Edward A. G. Hermann Cessna B. R. Carnahan Mt. Pleasant Jacob Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society Sewing Society

Pulpit Musings and Parish Services Across All Saints

The report lists multiple church services and sermon topics from All Saints Episcopal, Evangelical Lutheran, Evangelical Reformed, St John’s Catholic, First Baptist, and Church of the Brethren. It notes sermons by Rev Dr Thomas Free man Dixon, Rev Douglas Hooff, Rev Dr Viysyen Ss. G. Rupp, and Rev. Fr Wh. J. Kane, with readings from Luke and Mark, baptisms, confirmations, and rally day plans, plus schedules for preparatory services and missionary groups.

Thomas Freeman Dixon Dixon O’cc Ork Teachers Association All Saints’ Episcopal Church All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church Douglas Hooff Peter Hooff Schleysville Naln John G. Crawford St. Ann's Church Smithsburg St. Andrews Clearspring St. Clements Indian Spring Washington County John S. Newman St. Stephen's Thurmont iFfarriott Evangelical Reformed Church Henri L. G. Kieffer Nain St. Luke St. John Lucy Thomas Jesus St. John's Catholic Church St. John's Church Wh. J. Kane

Teachers Exchange Prompted by School Board Shakeup

Miss Lucille Shannon will teach the sixth grade at the Bronawick High School building while Miss Georgia Gitanger assumes the advanced first grade at the east end school. The changes take effect immediately as announced by The News.

Lucille Shannon Georgia Gitanger Bronawick Public Hoole Miss Shannon Gitanger East End

Revival Sermon Targets Streets Paraded By Frederick Girls

Evangelist Starke preached at Trinity M E Church South on Old Ship Zion faulting mothers for girls walking the streets and criticizing saloons as a city shame. He spoke of two ships to eternity, praising the ship of Zion with Jesus as captain and warning of pleasure ship doom. A men’s meeting in the armory drew about 400, with Starke declaring male moral standards and nature’s laws more ruinous than alcohol.

Frederick Evangeliat Starke Trinity M. E. Church South Zion Goodfellow Jesus Evangelist Sparke Evangelist Starke Armory F. F. Neel Trinity M. EB. Church Lynn Stevena Mr. Starke Garden of Eden

Hoffmaster Family Reunion Honors 41st Birthday

Mr. M. L. Hoffmaster of Brunswick celebrated his 41st birthday with a rare family reunion. All his brothers and sisters attended along with spouses and children, a first gathering in years at the table. A lavish dinner accompanied congratulatory gifts from siblings.

Hoffmaster M. L. Hoffminster Brunswick Street L. A. Hoffmaster Feagaville Agnes Hoffmaster Washington J. W. Cupp Summit Point W. Va W. J Gore Charles Town G. W. 8. Crim Brunswick

Quiet city weddings mark spring union events

A quiet morning ceremony united Harry C. Nickel and Mary M. Watts at United Brethren church with 9:30 AM rites performed by Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh. Nickel, formerly of Baltimore, now runs a local furniture store and will reside with the bride at 230 East Sixth Street. In Jefferson and near Braddock, Conrad Holmes Williams and Alma Virginia Mercer wed at Evangelical Lutheran parsonages with Rev. Dr. Ulysses S. G. Rupp officiating, and Joseph C. Seward in attendance. A Lancaster couple, Christian Q. Neudorff and Elizabeth Keeler, tied the knot at Evangelical Lutheran patronage with Rev. Dr. U.S. G. Rupp presiding.

Sickil—Watts United Brethren Church Harry C. Nickel Mary M. Watts E. H. Hummelbaugh Nickel Baltimore Amigerg and Jordan's North Markett Street Frederick East Sixth Street Conrad Holmes Williams Jefferson Alma Virginia Mercer Near Braddock Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage Ulysses G. Rupp Joseph C. Seward Sevdoref—Kflefr Christian Q. Neudorff Elizabeth Keeler Lancaster U.S. G. Rupp

Law's grip afitr corner va. justice clears corner forms

Justice Dennis warned Frederick city magistrates will clear the corner of loafers including women. Daisy Chaney, colored, jailed thirty days after refusing to leave and failing to pay a five dollar fine. Frank Morningstar and John Ridenour arraigned for disturbing the peace. each fined one dollar. Officer Quinn made the arrest. John Heck to have hearing for stealing milk bottles from doorstep. arrest by Offer Adams.

George BR. Dennis Frederick City Daly Chaney Jait Daisy Brachey Taoe Frank N. Morningstar John Ridenour Dennis Ridenour Morningstar Quinn John Heck Sixth Street Adams

Property transfers and marriage licenses listed in courts

Frederick W. Obenderfer transfers property to Charles Wertheimer and Marcus Wertheimer in the city for ten dollars. Charles Wertheimer and wife transfer property in the city to Marcus Wertheimer for ten dollars. Marriage licenses issued for Christian R. Neudorff aged 22 and Eliz Beth Keeler aged 21 of Lancaster. Conrad Holmes Williams 22 of Jefferson and Alma Virginia Mercer 18 of Braddock. Edward H. Dodd 24 of near Monrovia and May E Utz 20 of New Market.

Frederick W. Obenderfer Charles Wertheimer Marcus Wertheimer Christian R. Neudorff Elizbeth Keeler Lancaster Conrad Holmes Willams Jefferson Alma Virginia Mercer Braddock Edward H. Dodd Sear Monrovia May E Utz New Market

Brunswick Board of Health Inspects Town for Sanitation

The newly appointed Brunswick Board of Health surveyed the town and found most areas in good sanitary condition while noting alleys and back yards needing cleanup. They will notify owners to improve premises, plan monthly inspections, and enforce regulations if needed to prevent disease.

Board of Health of Brunswick Levin Weat J. H. Bowers George B. Mites Board of Health Lourd of Health Uch

Big Engines Go West

Three locomotives numbers 6600 6001 and 6002 delivered to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Baldwin Locomotive Works passed through Brunswick on the wet to the Third Division. These engines are designed to haul a load of 6900 tons and have ten driving wheels mechanics stokers and other recent inventions. The water tank on the tender is formed instead of square to empty water more easily.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baldwin Locomotive Works Brunswick

Mr Wenner Promoted to Daylight Dispatcher in Brunswick

Mr Fenton Wenner has been promoted from clerk to daylight dispatcher in the east bound yards at Brunswick.

Wenner Fenton Wenner Brunswick

Mrs John Peyton Undergoes Appendectomy at Frederick City

Mrs John Peyton of Brunswick underwent an appendectomy at Frederick City Hospital on Monday. She is recovering as well as can be expected.

John Peyton Brunswick Frederick City Hospital

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